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What are some times that a comic or cartoon you like made a brief, dramatic change in its art style? How did you feel about it and would you like to see it return to that style again?
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I liked when Calvin & Hobbes would occasionally leave its typical strip style and be more stylistic during the times when Calvin's imagination was running wild.
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I get sad every time Ryan Ottley stops penciling a comic and someone inferior takes over.
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American Dragon did this
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How hard is it to switch drawing styles on a dime?
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Amelia Rules! is my favorite example of this
Specifically #19 where they're showing off Amelia's family history while homaging various old comic strips
Before taking one panel from most of them and revealing a hidden sentence and image



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